Additional Services
If you purchase our models, we provide the following customization services at a reasonable fee, allowing you to access our team of top-notch artists for exclusive customizations. Let our extensive years of creative experience enhance your ideas and make your work even more captivating.

+$200-900：Customize a character animation for less than 4 seconds.
+$150：Convert the character to UE5 format, including model, textures, hair, rigging controllers, and animations.

Introduction
This is a high-quality bison model with a complete armature, sculpting in part, rigging, and hair, as well as multiple 4K texture maps, made in real-world scale by Blender2.82a and rendered by Cycles renderer. The map of the body applies UDIM UV. The maps of body, skin, and hair are made separately, which makes the effect more realistic.This character consists of 8 objects—the body, horns, eyes, tears, sclera, lacrimal caruncles, oral cavity, and teeth. Besides, there is a skeleton.

Polygons
Body: vertices 38,727; polygons 38,658
Horns: vertices 342; polygons 328
Eyes: vertices 1,348; polygons 1,408
Sclerae: vertices 964; polygons 1,024
Tears: vertices 456; polygons 432
Lacrimal caruncles: vertices 1,476; polygons 1,472
Teeth: vertices 20,499; polygons 20,444
Oral cavity: vertices 11,642; polygons 11,640
Skeleton: vertices 23,325; polygons 23,198
Total: vertices 98,779; polygons 98,604

Formats
There is a Blender project and an OBJ file.

Textures
Bison_Body_Normal.png, 4096*4096
Bison_Body_Skin_BaseColor.png, 4096*4096
Bison_Eye_BaseColor.png, 2048*2048
Bison_Head_Normal.png, 4096*4096
Bison_Head_Skin_BaseColor.jpg, 4096*4096
Bison_Horn_BaseColor.png, 4096*4096
Bison_Horn_Normal.png, 4096*4096
Bison_ID.png, 2048*2048
Bison_Male_Body_Hair_BaseColor.png, 4096*4096
Bison_Male_Head_Hair_BaseColor.png, 4096*4096
Bison_OralCavity_BaseColor.jpg, 4096*4096
Bison_OralCavity_Normal.jpg, 4096*4096

Rigging
With full controllers, it’s easier to create poses and animations.
Face rigging is available.
The head is limited to rotate with the neck, the neck and tail are limited to rotate with the body, the four limbs are limited to rotate with the body and limited to stretch, which can be switched by custom attributes.
The spine IK/FK and four limbs IK/FK are switched by custom attributes.
All the switches above aren’t seamless.

Animations
Loopable walking animation at 30 fps,
Hair Dynamics is baked from 30th to the 104th frame, rendered from 52th to the 104th frame.
Loopable trotting animation at 30 fps,
Hair Dynamics is baked from the beginning to the 120th frame, rendered from 30th to the 120th frame.
Unlooped eating animation at 30 fps,
Hair Dynamics is baked from the beginning to the 32nd frame, rendered from 16th to the 32nd frame.

Features
The model is in meter units at real-world scale.
The Display button of the fur is disabled.
Just put the model into the scene to render without cleaning.
No lights and cameras.
Hair dynamics are already baked. If you want to move the character, you need to toggle off Hair Dynamics first, or else hair errors will occur.
To make the effect more realistic, the rendering time is pretty long because of a large amount of hair. If you want to make the close-up effect more realistic and beautiful, it’s necessary to pay the price. If it is used in a distant view, the fur can be optimized. Optimization methods:
Decreasing the number of hair children and increasing the thickness of hair.
Decreasing the steps of Interpolated spine.
In addition, the character can be rendered directly in this project.
Note
This project uses a paid hair addon called “Hair_ShapeKey_v5.0”, which is made by our team. It’s used to solve the intersections of hair simulation in walking and running animations. We have baked the fixed hair dynamics, and you can use the loop animation in the project normally. If you need this add-on, please send an email to info@vfxgrace.com after purchasing this model at full price, and attach the screenshot of the project. After receiving it, we will send you a link to download the addon free of charge, which originally costs $35.